Sentence examples for ante said from inspiring English sources
"She's the quiet calm and the foundation," Dr. Ante said.
"Tokyo definitely upped the ante," said Eric Chang, 34, an architect based in Mr. Koolhaas's New York office.
"This was an upping of the ante," said Mona Yacoubian, the senior Middle East adviser at the Stimson Center, a nonpartisan research group in Washington.
"They're upping the ante," said Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz, a Manhattan interior designer, who is designing the building's lobby and the interiors of the lofts.
"Oh, so something went wrong, and now we've got to up the ante?" said Lourdes Villanueva Hartrick, a real estate agent on the board of the Bellerose Commonwealth Civic Association, a neighborhood group.
"If you want to keep capturing today's audience you have to up the ante," said Nik Honeysett, manager of Web services for the J. Paul Getty Trust, which this year redesigned its site, www.getty.edu.edu
On Thursday, it upped the ante, saying the decision had "poured cold water" on efforts to improve bilateral trade relations.
Fifth set: Federer 6-3, 7-6, 4-6, 4-6, 3-5 Tsonga* Federer needs to up the ante, say BB and Andrew Castle.
The school district has long struggled to close the gap, but "the promise upped the ante", says Michael Rice, the new superintendent.
In a radio interview last week, the cardinal upped the ante, saying the letter emerged from a meeting where the future pope, then Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, was also present, The Associated Press reported last week.
As European governments scrambled to shore up confidence, the ECB further upped the ante, saying it will offer banks as much cash as they want at its benchmark interest rate from October 15th.
